use cd command to reach your working folder
1. To import the source to svn at first time
"." represent the current folder
svn import ./ https://xxx.mygooglecode.com/svn/trunk/ -m 'initial import' --username xx@gmail.com --password yy
2. To checkout the source from SVN to our machine
svn checkout https://xxx.mygooglecode.com/svn/trunk/ myprojectfolder --username xx@gmail.com --password yy
3. To commit the changes.
svn commit -m "commentss"
4. Export the source from SVN to our machine. When we do export , the exported source will not exist the svn files.
svn export https://xxx.my.com:8080/svn/sampleproject/trunk ./ExportFolder
To Export a specific revision number (say 522):
svn export -r 522 svn://10.1.4.23/MyProject ./522
Other Terminal commands
A. To show hidden files
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles NO
B. To show Library folder under Home folder
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
1. To import the source to svn at first time
"." represent the current folder
svn import ./ https://xxx.mygooglecode.com/svn/trunk/ -m 'initial import' --username xx@gmail.com --password yy
2. To checkout the source from SVN to our machine
svn checkout https://xxx.mygooglecode.com/svn/trunk/ myprojectfolder --username xx@gmail.com --password yy
3. To commit the changes.
svn commit -m "commentss"
4. Export the source from SVN to our machine. When we do export , the exported source will not exist the svn files.
svn export https://xxx.my.com:8080/svn/sampleproject/trunk ./ExportFolder
To Export a specific revision number (say 522):
svn export -r 522 svn://10.1.4.23/MyProject ./522
Other Terminal commands
A. To show hidden files
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles NO
B. To show Library folder under Home folder
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
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